Hotel Venus Neo

I stayed here for the first time because there were no affordable city hotels available during the Asian Games. It's a love hotel, but it's spacious, well-equipped with amenities, and perfectly fine if you just need a place to sleep. The free parking was a bonus. I'd definitely consider using it again if I'm in a similar situation.

There's an Aeon department store near the hotel, and it's a ten-minute walk to the subway. The room facilities are a bit old, but still acceptable! It's convenient for those driving, as there's free parking on-site. The price is also cheap.

I booked this love hotel in Nagoya because I wanted to stay in separate rooms with a male friend for a cheap price! The rooms were very clean and spacious, and best of all, the amenities were abundant. There was a NanoCare hair dryer and iron, and I could choose from many types of shampoo, making it more comfortable than staying in a regular business hotel. A NanoCare steamer was also available for free. The bathtub was large, so I could relax in the bath. It's a little far from the station, but if you're traveling to Nagoya, it's a very comfortable and affordable option!

The dirty towel on the sink was not cleaned up.

First off, this is my second stay. You must strictly adhere to the 6 PM check-in time. Also, if you can speak a little Japanese, I highly recommend this place. The amenities here, such as shampoo, are top-notch. The room is three times the size of a business hotel room. The only downside is that it is a bit far away.

The hotel was surprisingly nice! The facilities were clean and tidy, and they provided many thoughtful amenities, even face masks and basic skincare products – very considerate and welcoming. I highly recommend it! (≧∇≦)

The hotel has ample free parking, making it ideal for driving to nearby Nagoya and the Sakae shopping district. The rooms are spacious and roomy, but please note that they are only suitable for adults and children are not allowed. 100 points for couples.

The bed was large and nice, but it was a shame there was no electrical outlet by the sink.